Google Pixel 11 Pro users are taking to Reddit to express their frustrations with the device's recording capabilities when Video Boost is active. The issue, which has been reported since mid-August, causes "static bursts" every five seconds in recordings, rendering them unusable.

A Google support team member has reached out to gather more information about the problem, but users have already found an at-home fix. One user who initially reported the issue says they cleared the cache on their camera app and turned off zoom audio, resulting in no static on their videos.

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Other users have shared similar experiences, with some reporting issues even when recording at lower frame rates, such as 30fps. However, toggling between 60fps and other settings seems to alleviate the problem for them.

The issue highlights a disconnect between Google's original intention for Video Boost on the Pixel 8 Pro and its implementation on the Pixel 11 Pro. While users are frustrated with the current workaround, it's reassuring that Google is aware of the problem and is taking steps to address it.

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As consumers continue to unpack their Pixel 11 phones, this issue serves as a reminder that even the most well-received devices can have teething problems. With Google's involvement, there's hope for a more permanent solution that doesn't require users to take extra steps to resolve the issue.

The Pixel 11 Pro has been well-received overall, with many users praising its camera capabilities and AI features. However, this issue is a timely reminder that even the best devices can have flaws, and it's up to Google to address them promptly and effectively.